We have made it super easy to cancel Emulsio 4 › Video Stabilizer subscription
at the root to avoid any and all mediums "Creaceed SRL" (the developer) uses to bill you.
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**Gotten from publicly available data and the appstores.
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** Macworld Conference ‘Best of Show’ winner ** Want to make your videos smoother and more professional? Emulsio is a video editing application that automatically removes camera shake, and lets you make cinematic motion just like professional movie editors. Emulsio lets you use advanced stabilization techniques, adjust the stabilizer strength, preview the result within the app, and even view a before/after video comparison. You can also trim or cut any part of the video. Emulsio is a must-have for all movie makers! Emulsio is available as an extension of the built-in Photos app. You can stabilize videos, and use all Emulsio’s features without leaving the Photos app. Besides, you can either save the changes right in the input video, or export a new stabilized video which will be saved next to the input video in the Photos app. Emulsio can be tried out for free and the watermark can be removed through an in-app purchase. KEY FEATURES • Import any video from the iPhone/iPad album or any other compatible application. • Choose the stabilization strength necessary to efficiently remove distracting camera vibrations. • Compensate horizontal, vertical and rotational camera motion, as well as rolling shutter distortion. Besides, Emulsio can handle black borders by momentarily decreasing stabilization strength. • Assess stabilizer effect and settings by playing both the original and stabilized videos simultaneously. • Remove any part of the video. This is a non-destructive proces...